Re: HLA macro question?

Randy,

Let's start over. The problem I'm having is that namespaces appear to
be separate compilation units if you look at the standard include files
(e.g., stdout.hhf, math.hhf, etc.). BUT if I try compiling:

namespace X;
static
w : int32;
end X;

separately, it fails. If I try:

program P;
namespace X;
static
w : int32;
end X;
begin P;
end P;

it compiles. How does this work? The include files have namespaces as
separate compilation units but the compiler refuses to compile a
namespace separately? Is there something I'm missing?

---John

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